The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-13
The Dire News Causes Consterna.
ton in Berlin.
The Malady Found To Be Of q
Canoerous Nature.
Doctors Disagree as to the Method
of Final Treatment.
Condition Of the Empress Much Worse
The Visit OF tho Gear VIII be
Very Unceremonious-
Foreign Affairs.

heard in Berlin Jill toward evening. On
the bourse business was over. Some even
ing papers had congratulatory articles on
the improving prospects Of the crown
prince, when suddenly semi-oflicial re-
ports were permitted to transpire that yes
terday evenings adyices were false news.
These reports created general consterna-
ton. The early announcements were
vaguely put to the effect that the malady
had been found 10 be Of cancerous
nature, and that with regard to the fur
Their treatment OF the crown prince no
trustworthy information would be obiaina-
BILE until verbal report was received from
DIR. Schmidt, who went TO San Reno at
the command OF the Emperor. 10th
ing was said about the chances of re-
covery or the condition OF the
patient, but the official admission was
enough 10 confirm the worst fears in the
public mind concerning the crown princes
fate. Later 1t became known that Prof
Bergmann had not lecturcd at the uni
yersity, being engaged in a consultation on
the expediency OF performing another
operation, and that Drs. Schroeder and
Krause were in favpr of Immediate
tracheotomy, while Drs. Schretzer and
Mackenzie were opposed TO ii. At last a
decisive examination was made yesterday
morning. which resulted in the doctors
unanimously declaring that radical cure
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prince me couid ne prolonged. lhccroWn
prince heard part OF the discussion between
the doctors. lie showed the greatest self
possession when to Id that his recovery was
very uncertain, and retired TO meet the
princess. lie aiterward sent Il long dis
patch TO the Emperor and then, recalling
the doctors, lac told them that he placed
himself in their hands.
Dr. Mackenzie communicated the result
Of the examination 10 Prince William,
who seemed 10 be more affected by the
dreadful new than his father had been.
DIR. Schmidt, who will personally read
the report OF the doctors 10 the Emperor
tomorrow, shares DIR. Mackenzie's opposi.
tion 10 an immediate operation. His rcln-
tons with the Emperor, therefore. will
undoubtedly influence the family decision.
Priuce William returns to Berlin tomor-
row.
The confirmation Of the statement that
the crown prince is afflicted with cancer
has revived interest in the methods at
tempted Tor the exiirpation OF the disease
The National Zcitupg, in an article bear.
ing the stamp Of authority. SAVE Despite
the malignant nature Of cancer, the larynx
| operation is now frequently successful
! The most famous German operators are
DIR. Hahn, ~ the Fricdrchshsm hospital.
Berlin, and Dr. Bergman, who recently
performed five operations, aud in every
case The patient rapidly recovered. Even
the cxtirpation Of the whole OF the larynx
has been effected with complete success. {"
A gentleman named Puner, residing in
Prague, has sent letters 10 the newspapers
stating that Prof Gus.cnbaum. of Ilci,lel.
berg, removed the whole Of his lnrynS in
1890, since when hc has enioyed excellent
health. Whatever il done with the crown
prince, the feeling in the highest quarters
u against further reliance upon Dr. Mac.
kcnZie. II will be an unayailinp and
pregnant source OF regret 10 all Germany
that while the German specialists ding.
noscd the cancerous character of th.
growth at the OUTSET of the nrincc's ilIncss
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:, m, Ma,Ia,,,i, ri vas ,"u'', y,
Tobold. FrTnLeI and o,Ipr" nnhI;.ho In H.
tbc snring nrr r,c.II.,t NJ. ,,,,.,d,f, - a.. -,
- ,''""''I an P'"pts W tiit W.
CWhl VI Nht htfnian specialists. irOi,
TObolds written opinion a now al
historic int.r..., IN, J,.i..., A.,
-. ucSiivn tnat
Tue NHloNul Oh lht INST growth trum
the crown princes throat with forccrs by
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Gus I'tuHtn'H OF lhe tumof Alter the
fourth consultation ON the crown priure's
cnse, ~. IoDold wrote Il hold that
wv HuW uHHk'IltHH proves ot afNngp-
iissurc II the titipsl mode Of complpisly
doing nvny will tbo r,UtL cn,tIin!,
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un.l n''", T'gun u,u'l p.igln"hn anu
u.inmu., M INV ~ operation ~ the
"uu i'anu mfn u,lerly useless
~ io.'o"i''I So.ls,o'lSlal summary OF the
P, un,' d. ~ " pny' ~ lhs IN attendance
W ran heiho u issued tonight
@ 49,, ssIis o, b., ,nal lhe new Frowih below
Glcle outline out Of The whole lawns. lie claim,
that an imwcilalc operation would bo very vi.
pansihcnt ~. IT, tis meantime. ,bs ma,S, ~ MI n.
comlsiei by tr,rhcoiony Dr. schS5cici !, ' CON n
.lncsd W.. u , NV. I" VIC eruwn pfincc might he
soagb Ms o,sni.o ' 4. ,e,e "a tns mryn, A.
cncct UNCERTAIN, q mighl - attended with COED
RESULT ~ sI', a5 ton ihe wlndplrc I've
be- Kraa,c states tha The new sueiins S nr sSs,
him from expressing decisive opinion '''I The
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